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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 1H 9M

Why Drainage Makes or Breaks a Farm, Tim Sissons on Soil, Water & Profit

from P.X. Farms Podcast · host P.X. Farms

In this episode, we sit down with Tim Sissons, Managing Director of William Morfoot, for a proper deep dive into farm drainage.From how drainage has evolved over the years to why it’s becoming more critical than ever for modern farming, Tim shares real-world insight from decades of experience working with farmers across the UK.We talk openly about: - How good drainage underpins yield, resilience and profitability - The mistakes farmers still make with drainage systems - How data and mapping are changing the way drainage is designed - Making long-term decisions that still stack up in bad years - Where farm infrastructure investment really pays offClick to learn more about William Morfoot - https://williammorfoot.co.ukThis is a practical, no-nonsense conversation for farmers, landowners and anyone involved in managing soil, water and crop performance — especially as weather patterns become more extreme and margins tighter.Listen, like, and subscribe for more honest conversations from inside UK agriculture.Contact:Email: [email protected]#FarmingPodcast #UKAgriculture #FarmDrainage #SoilHealth #ArableFarming #LandDrainage #FarmInfrastructure #SoilManagement #WaterManagement #CropPerformance #AgPodcast #FarmTalk #AgricultureMedia #BritishFarming #PXFarmsThank you for watching and supporting our farming journey! Don’t forget to like, comment, and share this video! Your support helps us bring you more content from the farm.

In this episode, we sit down with Tim Sissons, Managing Director of William Morfoot, for a proper deep dive into farm drainage.From how drainage has evolved over the years to why it’s becoming more critical than ever for modern farming, Tim shares real-world insight from decades of experience working with farmers across the UK.We talk openly about: - How good drainage underpins yield, resilience and profitability - The mistakes farmers still make with drainage systems - How data and mapping are changing the way drainage is designed - Making long-term decisions that still stack up in bad years - Where farm infrastructure investment really pays offClick to learn more about William Morfoot - https://williammorfoot.co.ukThis is a practical, no-nonsense conversation for farmers, landowners and anyone involved in managing soil, water and crop performance — especially as weather patterns become more extreme and margins tighter.Listen, like, and subscribe for more honest conversations from inside UK agriculture.Contact:Email: [email protected]#FarmingPodcast #UKAgriculture #FarmDrainage #SoilHealth #ArableFarming #LandDrainage #FarmInfrastructure #SoilManagement #WaterManagement #CropPerformance #AgPodcast #FarmTalk #AgricultureMedia #BritishFarming #PXFarmsThank you for watching and supporting our farming journey! Don’t forget to like, comment, and share this video! Your support helps us bring you more content from the farm.

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